Patriotism Education Sparks Debate Over School Program
Henald Dickox protests a $50 fee for a ten minute patriotic exercise to be held at the pilot program. J Le MeCandiew faces criticism as MeCandrens and Senator McCandlen respond that patriotic instruction should foster Americanism. Dickey, military aide to the Grand Army of the Republic, says he has written headquarters with duties and participation details for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henald Dickox
Himoelf
J. le
McCandlen
Wall Nile
Dickey
Grand Army of the Republic
Hopes Seeks Contracts for Manila Philippine Voyage
W Ie Hopes of Land and Helen plans a coastward voyage from Ban Franvleo to New York then Manila before an extended business trip. Experts see a heavy government workload ahead in the Philippines as Heoay tv eyes contract opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie
Land & Helen
Mengalia
New York
Manila
Phillyphips
Hooay Tv
Smith Won't Run In Wallace's Delegate Race
A morning interview quotes W. C. Smith saying he would not enter the race for Hiowall's delegate to Wants Ingtan and hopes friends dismiss the running idea. Tourists in Switzerland enjoy a favorable summer period from early June to mid August as reflected in travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Smith
Hiowall
Switzerland
Honolulu Steamship News and Cargo Reports Open
Local and general notices from Honolulu dated October 24 report steamer sailings to Lahaina and windward ports, freight and passengers on the Nebraskan, Mauna Loa schedules, and upcoming arrivals from Seattle to San Francisco. Also mentions Kaumualii Electric Work and a social news page with various ads and notices.
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California Feed Co
Lahaina
Windward
Kona
Phanage
Mauna Loa
Seattle
Tava
San Francisco
Jones
White Rock Water
IW. C
Pewcah & Co
Honoloh
Kodak
Kevin
Hminnian
Veriainn
Kaual Electric Work
Tenins Players Indunge In A Year End Club Event
A Pacific Tennis Club gathering celebrated a successful year with speeches and songs. GP Wiles presided, A Lowee and George Waterhouse delivered notable remarks praising junior membership, while performances by a quartet and a large chorus closed the evening in a lively, humorous mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
GP Wiles
A. Lowlee
Willie Roth
George Waterhouse
Bu Odda
EB. R. Adama
A. F. Judd
Jacket Atkinson
George Cooke
Cooke
Hawaii
Walter Dibingham
Oxford Kimball
Sam Wilder
C.H. W. Norton
George Fuller
Howard Mitehoork
Claroner Cooke
George Waterhouve
Dr. Hobdy
Bam] Wilder
Re Adame
Nor
Derby list and magazine issue notes on Hawaii topics
The October issue of Wim Bayliss features a long contributor list including A Ferndd, W P Roth, A Lewis and others. It describes Bethel street near Hotel, Hawaii fish rain article, a ghost dance tale, hotel visitors, and a display of art while detailing the issue’s contents and price.
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Wim
Tatnyton
Ant
la Piven
Bethel Street
Nnar
Hawaii
Pune
Hotule
Wallag
Teenberg denies run for Legislature next year in California trip
President of the Senate Tsenbers gov proposes winter stay in California for health benefit. He stated in the morning that, despite contrary talk, he would not seek re election to the Legislature next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tsenbers Gove
Majuiand
Mongolia
California
Tia
Teenberg
Professor Brigham Refuses to Pass on Left Side
In a morning episode letters describe Professor Brigham insisting on staying on the right side of the road during a wagon passing near the Pembroke route. The wagon’s rear was tried to be moved, but the professor refused to yield to the left side, blocking the path until the driver halted.
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Wwe
Whea
Tin Leary
Erny
Mrigham
Brigham
Board of Health condemns multiple properties for insanitary condition
The Board of Health condemned a dwelling on South Street owned by Bishop Hestate inhabited by Japanese residents, a School Street property beyond Liltha owned by Mr Subr, and twenty four cottages on Morgan Tyne and Kauliwela Lane owned by Allen & Robinson and the Allen Estate. Issues include lack of sewer connections and poor cesspools. the action follows three to four months of consideration. The Camp No. 3 area off School Street, property of Tal Pinkham, is also noted as unsanitary due to sewer issues and standing water from a nearby tare pipe. The Board plans to advocate for government aid to install sewers, gutters, and sidewalks to compel property owners to improve. Affected area near King Street and Ana fan is also examined. the matter now rests with the Board of Supervisors.
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Fei
Bouth Street
Hestate
School Street
Liltha
Mr Subr
Morgan Tyne and Kauliwela
Allen & Robinson
Pinkhames
Vietiity Ae
Kingstreet
Ana Fan
Hinkham
Supervinora
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Amman
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Via Cru
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Wall Nichols CO
J. C. Axtell &Co
P.O
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Lve
Lord & Beller
the Pacific Hotel
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CLUB
Otal Street
Sonoma
Miss Power
Boston
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Stan
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Little Arcady
Harry 404 Wilson
Kailievine Dell Thurston
Chas
Edward Russell
Wild Oate
Mark Twain
Boye
Diary of
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Wchtan News Co., Ltd
Stearns
Digkey
Smith
Hanry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
Cor
Fort Ana Marchant
Iwo
Kame
Ca Mercantile
Hanaon
Alamita
San Peniclara
Geo. P. Thielen
Stock and Bond Exchange
Fort ST. Tel
TENNS
Indunge
Rainier Bottling Works
Paradise
Professor Brigham
Board OF Health
Primo
Hanay
M.R. Counter Fort Se ‘i
Rei
J. Lando
Fort ST
C. F. Bidg
Hotel ST
Young Hi
Family Grocers
Lowney's
Napa & Sonoma Co.b
Haydens Whiskey
Dry Monopole Red Top Chain
Lewis & Goujany, LimitEo, Grocers & Wine Merchants
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Alakea
MAIN
Camara & Co
the Bulletin
Hawaiian Agency
Young Bldg
Kalmukta
E. W. Jordan & Co., Ltd
Fort Street
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